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In this special episode of Cinematic Breadcrumbs podcast, we take a look at the new feature "My Dead Dad" (2021), co-written, produced by and starring Pedro Correa, about a young burnout who inherits an apartment complex when his estranged father passes away.  We get the pleasure of talking to Pedro Correa himself, as well as set photographer and friend of the pod, Aaron Grimes, who also worked on the film.

The film will be released in HBO MAX on June 1st, so be sure to check it out!!!

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On the 27th episode of the Garbage Pail Skids; Beautiful women who got their start at Disney, Amanda Bynes is a mess, Porn star living in Las Vegas tunnel, Van Life becoming a movement, Alan Rickman, Bruce Willas is retiring, And more.

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This week on Pop Culture Boner we’re looking at Jackass… again. Look, we weren’t lying when we said that we are almost always thinking about Jackass. Luckily, they’ve released a new film - we’re looking ageing, pain and love as expressed through rickety middle-aged bodies. Jackass forever and ever, amen.

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After a 10 year hiatus, the people who have turned getting injured into an art form have released a new movie called Jackass Forever. Chris Pointius joins us to tell us what flattening his penis was really like, and which stunt went horribly wrong.

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In the spirit of JACKASS releasing a supplementary feature film to accompany the mainline entry as a .5 we've done the exact same. We recorded with Josh for over 2 and half hours so here's the stuff that just couldn't make the cut. Tales and musings from the bottom of the porta potty cutting room floor. 

WARNING! 

The stunts in this movie were performed by professionals, so for your safety and the protection of those around you, do not attempt any of the stunts you are about to see. 

Luckily, this is a podcast episode and you're in safe hands. Not four but at least six safe hands that will cradle you with musings and regaling tales of a formative time in our lives watching grown men hurt each other for a laugh. The other two hands belong to Josh Martin of Uncomfortable Brunch and Orlando Pop-Up Movie Services.

We're Laura and Ryan: Welcome to Jackass (quadrilogy)!

"It’s been a while since I ate the horse semen, but I think I prefer the pig."

Jackass is more than just a silly franchise where grown adults hurt each other: it's an institution. With the release of Jackass Forever, Tom and Mikey dive head first into the movie and discuss what makes this series so cathartic.


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When the very first episode of Jackass aired on MTV in 2000, Jonah was 17 and Mally was 11. Now 38 and 32 respectively, its an understatement to say that catching Jackass Forever in theaters this past weekend was a BLAST FROM THE PAST! Join us for a quick minisode to discuss our favorite and least favorite scenes (maybe stunts is the better word) as well as some emotional and controversial takes. Directed by Jeff Tremaine. Starring Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O, Chris Pontius, Dave England, Jason 'Wee Man' Acuña, Ehren McGhehey, Preson Lacy, Sean McInerney.

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Chris and Taylor review the new slapstick comedy stunt film "Jackass Forever" directed by Jeff Tremaine.  The Jackass crew, along with some new recruits, are back for more hilarious hijinks and insane stunts in the fourth feature film in the "Jackass" franchise.  The film stars Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O, Chris Pontius, Wee Man, Dave England, Preston Lacy, Danger Ehren, Sean "Poopies" McInerney, Zach Holmes, Jasper Dolphin, Rachel Wolfson and Eric Manaka.  

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Welcome to an all-new Films for the Void, Episode 14! In this episode, Eric and Landon decide to "try this at home" (even though you shouldn't!) as they discuss Jeff Tremaine's Jackass: The Movie (2002), Jackass: Number Two (2006) and Jackass 3D (2010)! Along with a look at the latest offering from Marvel, the return of one of horror's most terrifying figures, and the story of how some Lansing locals took their love of film and made a movie series all on their own - all this and more on the latest episode of Films for the Void!
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00:10:31 Debt
00:15:36 Candyman (2021)
00:19:44 Stereo
00:24:01 He's All That
00:29:10 Val
00:32:44 Shang-Chi & the Legend of the Ten Rings
00:38:16 Jackass: The Movie
01:10:02 Jackass: Number Two
01:44:34 Jackass 3D
02:03:31 Eric's Recommendation for Next Episode
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In this week's edition of On the Line, Tommy sits down with Jackass and Wildboyz star "Partyboy" Chris Pontius. Some of the topics discussed...

-Upcoming NEW film Jackass 4.

-Will this years Shark Week be the BEST EVER?

-Chris's mishap at the Mexican border.

-How did Chris became the g-string guy?

-What stunts he refused to do or never materialized the way they expected.

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This week’s episode is truly one of our most powerful…and, of course, the film being discussed is Jackass: The Movie. April is joined by cinematographer and director Kirsten Johnson, recording from her closet in New York City. Kirsten has so many poignant and beautiful observations about pain, the body, life, and death. And she somehow connects it all back to Jackass and her latest film Dick Johnson Is Dead. In her latest film, Kirsten explores mortality and the impending death of her ailing father by staging him in a series of comical fake death scenes. Throughout the course of the episode, discussing this film allows April to open up about the recent passing of her own grandfather who raised her. This episode is funny, touching, heartening, life-affirming, and incredibly gripping. Share it with a loved one.

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If you haven’t seen Jackass: The Movie – c’mon, you gotta.

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If you believed the conservative media hype, 2000’s MTV phenomenon Jackass was a symbol of the moral bankruptcy of America and the easy corruptibility of youth. In the season finale of Pop Culture Boner, we’re digging deep in the vault to examine our feelings about  Jackass. Why was it so popular? Was it about watching dudes get hit in the nuts or was it something deeper? Perhaps most importantly, is it just cos Johnny Knoxville is kind of hot?

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Visit the website for episode notes and a full transcript: www.popcultureboner.com